Hallo zusammen.
Bis jetzt verwende ich DiaShow 8 Ultimate,leider ist keine Videoerstellung mehr möglich, Rechner stürzt während der Erstellung ab.
Habe mir aus diesem Grunde mal die Demoversion von Video Vision 2026 installiert. Wollte einfach mal testen.
Leider kommt nach der Installation eine Fehlermeldung über Ransomware-Schutz, kann nicht in einen überwachten Ordner speichern,
für den Schreibzugriff freischalten.
Bis jetzt ist jeder Versuch den Fehler zu beseitigen gescheitert.
Zur Erklärung: Bis jetzt ist bei keiner Software die ich installiert habe ein derartiger Fehler aufgetreten.
System:
Prozessor 11th Gen Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-11500 @ 2.70GHz (2.71 GHz)
Installierter RAM 16,0 GB (15,8 GB verwendbar)
Grafikkarte Intel(R) UHD Graphics 750 (128 MB)
Speicher 1,84 TB von 3,19 TB verwendet
Systemtyp 64-Bit-Betriebssystem, x64-basierter Prozessor
Ransomware-Schutz
Re: Ransomware-Schutz
This sounds like the Windows Security ransomware protection / Controlled Folder Access feature is blocking Video Vision 2026 from writing to the folder where you’re trying to save the video.
You can check it by going to:
Windows Security → Virus & threat protection → Ransomware protection → Manage ransomware protection
If Controlled folder access is enabled, select Allow an app through Controlled folder access > Add an allowed app > Browse all apps, and add the Video Vision 2026 `.exe` file.
You can also try creating a new folder such as `C:\VideoProjects` and save the video there. If it works, the issue is likely related to the protected folder rather than your storage or RAM.
I would avoid disabling ransomware protection completely. Allowing the specific application is a safer approach.
Also, check Windows Security > Virus & threat protection > Protection history to see whether Windows has specifically blocked Video Vision. If there is a blocked-event entry, it should help confirm that Controlled Folder Access is causing the error.
You can check it by going to:
Windows Security → Virus & threat protection → Ransomware protection → Manage ransomware protection
If Controlled folder access is enabled, select Allow an app through Controlled folder access > Add an allowed app > Browse all apps, and add the Video Vision 2026 `.exe` file.
You can also try creating a new folder such as `C:\VideoProjects` and save the video there. If it works, the issue is likely related to the protected folder rather than your storage or RAM.
I would avoid disabling ransomware protection completely. Allowing the specific application is a safer approach.
Also, check Windows Security > Virus & threat protection > Protection history to see whether Windows has specifically blocked Video Vision. If there is a blocked-event entry, it should help confirm that Controlled Folder Access is causing the error.